Lord Fairfax Emergency Medical Services Council

Lord Fairfax EMS Council Mission Statement

The mission of the Lord Fairfax EMS Council is to promote a regional community-based emergency medical services (EMS) network that reduces premature death and disability from acute illness and injury through the coordination of local EMS resources. Our mission will be accomplished through teamwork, dedication, customer friendly staff, quality training, and by efficient and cost-effective operations.

Lord Fairfax EMS Council Mission Statement

Latest News

A.C.E.S. Symposium

AirCare 4 and Valley Health are proud to announce A.C.E.S. 2012, the first of a planned series of annual education conferences. A.C.E.S has been designed to provide information about new and innovative advances in EMS and to encourage discussion on current and future practices in the field and hospital environments. This symposium provides a comprehensive education experience through the use of lectures, hands-on and interactive sessions. Prehospital providers, nurses, physicians, allied health care professionals and other emergency responders are invited to attend. More

2011 Council Annual Report

The Council's annual report for 2011 was approved at the Board of Directors meeting & is now available. LFEMS 2011 Annual Report

Proposed New EMS Regulations

Wondering what's in the new proposed Virginia EMS Regulations? You'll find it here beginning on page 4. More For a comprehensive summation of the changes that will impact our EMS system the most, read the 2011 LFEMS Region New Regs Summation.

Council Announces EMT-Basic Course

The Council will hold the next EMT-Basic course set to begin Saturday, February 4th and scheduled to finish June 2, 2012. The class is currently full but you can be added to a wait list. Payment is due at the time of registration and space is limited. More...

Arrival of New AHA Training Center Coordinator

It's with great pleasure that we announce the arrival of our new AHA Training Center Coordinator. Samantha Meade will assume her duties on December 5th. Samantha is a member of Gore Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company in Frederick County and is already an instructor with our training center. She'll keep the same e-mail address which is This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Feel free to stop in and meet her next month!